I'm trying to remember.... that top one... didn't it have some kind of blade shield that extended over the last little bit of it when it was folded? Pretty ingenious idea. And that is a nice blade shape.
It was called the LFK. Yes it had a rotating shield that covered the tip of the blade in the closed position.I'm trying to remember.... that top one... didn't it have some kind of blade shield that extended over the last little bit of it when it was folded? Pretty ingenious idea. And that is a nice blade shape.
I'm trying to remember.... that top one... didn't it have some kind of blade shield that extended over the last little bit of it when it was folded? Pretty ingenious idea. And that is a nice blade shape.
I bet so! LOLyes it did! I tried uploading a picture of them both closed but after almost 2 years of using this site I still have immense difficulty uploading pictures. The shield/blade length to body length is definitely a unique feature. It certainly surprises (and sometimes scares) the crap out of people when it’s opened!
I think the most underrated and my favorite benchmade is the Northfork with wood handles.
Yelp just smallerI was just looking at one of those the other day. Nice looking knife. It looks like a grizzly ridge with wood scales.